Go engineer in cybersecurity

TuxCare offers a comprehensive portfolio of security solutions for Linux and open-source software designed for enterprise organizations. With TuxCare, companies can automate vulnerability patching, minimize downtime, maintain security and compliance, and rely on deep expertise in Linux and open-source security. We are looking for a Go Engineer to join the team behind SecureChain, one of TuxCare's newer products focused on open-source software supply chain security.

• Develop and improve the Go-specific functionality within SecureChain's automated package onboarding pipeline, which processes thousands of open-source packages per week.
• Diagnose and resolve build failures involving Go modules, dependencies, toolchain versions, build configurations, and third-party code.
• Extend existing Python-based automation to support Go package onboarding, building, packaging, and release workflows.
• Develop, maintain, and troubleshoot automated build pipelines, Docker-based builds, and Linux environments.
• Identify recurring failures and manual processes, develop automated solutions, and improve the scalability and reliability of package processing.
• Build structured AI-assisted engineering workflows, define agent rules and instructions, and independently review, test, and validate generated code.
• Independently implement and deliver Go-specific automation solutions, integrate them into the shared platform, and troubleshoot issues as they arise.

• Hands-on experience with Go modules, dependency management, and build tooling, including GOPROXY, GOSUMDB, toolchain versions, vendoring, and cgo. Ability to investigate Go build failures, identify root causes of dependency or compatibility issues, and troubleshoot unfamiliar third-party Go code.
• Understanding of how software is compiled, built, packaged, and released, including how code moves from a Git repository through CI/CD pipelines to a deliverable artifact. Experience investigating build or release failures and identifying issues in the process.
• Most of our internal automation is written in Python, and you will primarily use it to develop, extend, and improve existing automation workflows. Deep Python expertise is not required, but you should be comfortable working with Python code, including using AI coding agents to implement changes and independently validating the results.
• Hands-on experience working with CI/CD pipelines and Docker-based builds. Ability to understand pipeline configurations, work with build stages and jobs, investigate failed pipelines, and troubleshoot containerized builds.
• Practical experience working with Linux-based development, testing, build, or production environments. Ability to work with the Linux command line, investigate logs, and troubleshoot issues in Linux environments. Experience using Linux only as a personal desktop operating system is not sufficient.
• Experience with Git workflows, including branching, merging, tagging, and resolving conflicts.
• Experience independently implementing or significantly improving technical solutions, from understanding requirements and making technical decisions to integration, testing, and delivery. Ability to explain personal contributions, technical challenges, and the results of the work.
• Advanced written and spoken English.
• Будет плюсом: GitLab CI experience

• Stay hands-on technically while working on complex, high-impact engineering projects.
• Solve challenging Linux, automation, and cybersecurity problems across mature and newer products.
• Influence technical direction and make meaningful architectural decisions.
• Enjoy a high level of independence and autonomy in your daily work.
• Fully remote work with flexible working hours.
• 24 paid vacation days, 10 national holidays, and unlimited sick leave.
• Private medical insurance compensation.
• Co-working and gym/sports reimbursement.
• Education budget.
• Opportunity to receive a reward for innovative ideas that the company can patent.